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Ever wonder where your visitors are coming from? Here is a simple example of how you can find out, by logging all of your visitors stats.
First we need a database. I am using Access for my example but you may use any standard ODBC compliant RDBMS you like.
Create a New Database and name it siteLog, then create a new table inside of it named tblSession. Use the screenshot below as a reference....
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Today more and more corporates are adopting Internet as a model of doing business and communicating with there clients, on one hand Internet has brought transparency and convenience it has also raised serious questions relating to security and privacy.
My five years in the software field has taught me that there is nothing like 100% software security and its a myth, I had seen people hacking into network systems by changing registry entries, control networks using TCP/IP based utilities, ...
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We created this example of traversing the folder structure of a web site or virtual directory. Before you even look at it, there are a few notable limitations. The most important is that, rather than create a recursive function, we limited the scope to nesting two levels deep — both for the purposes of the example and to keep the code relatively short. We also assume that the starting point (defined by vDir) has at least one subfolder *or* one file. Finally, the majority of the formatting functi...
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This is because the ASP engine tries to parse all the %% blocks first, and ...width=100% looks like the end of an ASP block (which of course isn't the case). There are several ways to work around this; for example, you can use valid HTML by enclosing the width attribute's value in quotes, you can leave a space after the percent sign, you can organize your element tag in a different order, or you can escape the sequence using a backslash....
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Short of opening a new window without a toolbar, you can't. Even then, people can use Backspace or Alt+left. Instead of trying to disable the features of a browser, you should strive to build your application so that disabling those features is not necessary. For example, if your application inserts a row into a table, and you're afraid that if the user clicks back it will insert another one, there are several things you can do (see Article #2509)....
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Now, if you have user-defined objects that you'd like automatically created every time you create a new database, put them in the model database. This database is used as a template for new databases....
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If you want to roll your own permissions, then creating a login for a section of your web site is fairly easy. First, create a login form (loginForm.asp):...
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In Visual InterDev 1.0, choose Options from the Tools menu, and then select the HTML tab. In the Default scripting language area under Active Server Pages, select a language. In Visual InterDev 6.0, right-click the name of the project in the Project Explorer, and then choose Properties. Choose the Editor Defaults tab, and then under Default script language, select a new default. In Visual InterDev.NET, there are two methods (though neither work for me yet): (a) with an...
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Author: PHANI HARSHITHA MADALA
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In this article iam going to discuss about adding onclick
event to a dynamically generated button.See the code below...
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Author: John Peterson
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Last week someone asked me how to display some links in a random sequence. The links were always the same, but the order they were to be shown in couldn't always be the same. Sure it sounds easy enough, but was it really?...
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Author: Jayram Tallamraju
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This article gives the details of how to share single Application/Session state across different ASP.NET web application projects developed. This is required for web applications developed separately for the sake of modularity and require integration into a single website at a later stage. It is better to develop each module independent of other. If there is information that needs to be shared across modules, it can be achieved through database and/or Session/Application variables, depending on ...
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Author: Eng. Samer Nazzal
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As a web developer you need to grab the HTML content of the Web page. The WebResponse and WebRequest Abstract classes, that provided by the .NET Framework, can be used for accessing information over the Network (Internet). Instances for the WebRequest and WebResponse classes must be created via the WebRequest class and the GetResponse() method of the WebRequest class....
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Open up Internet Services Manager. In IIS / PWS 4.0, this is on the Start Menu under Windows NT 4.0 Option Pack / Internet Services Manager. In IIS 5.0 / Windows 2000, this is under Administrative Tools in the control panel. (I have a shortcut to this tool on my taskbar; if you do a lot of work in the MMC tool for IIS, you may want to do the same.)...
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This can occur if you install Photoshop AFTER applications such as Visual Studio, DreamWeaver, or FrontPage. When setting up a new system, do yourself a favor, and be sure to install Photoshop prior to any ASP editors....
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One more tutorial for the beginners. In this tutorial, we are going to see how we can return a value from the popup window to the main window. We are going to use 2 pages. Webform1.aspx and Webform2.aspx with their corresponding code behind file. This is a simple method on how you can return a value to the parent window from the popup window....
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Author: Dave W.
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Hi! I absolutely love your site, It helped me greatly when I was learning ASP, now actually being employed in the industry I thought I would share a script I just whipped up. The script pulls the ID3 tag v1.0 from an MP3 file. (I tried to find one on the net, but, alas, could not find one, so I wrote my own!) I've not extensively tested the script, however it appears to work on my MP3 files!...
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A function that converts a URL-Encoded string into its plaintext equivalent...
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A simple function to highlight keywords in ASP....
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This is the second article in the .netTiers series. The first article included getting started with the template settings, generating the libraries, a first look at the admin site, a page selecting data out of the database and a page inserting data into the database. This article will include .netTiers discovery of custom stored procedures, SourceTable configuration, and adding custom code to the .netTiers library....
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This manuscript is an abridged version of a chapter from the Wrox Press book Professional ASP Techniques for Webmasters. It discusses how ASP can be used in conjunction with various other techniques to provide feedback about your site, and to prevent errors....
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